Elliot Jordan

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I wanted to know what would be some everyday tasks I would be doing on a day-to-day basis if I decided to continue on becoming an IT specialist.

When did you decide to begin learning about computers and technology? What was the job that began this career path for you? What do you know about music production software?

How do you decide what to do with your life? I don’t know what I want to major in and do with my life. How does one determine what they’re passionate about?

I am trying to learn using the internet but it is complicated. I know the basics, but how do I put them together? I want to work as a software engineer.

I am interested about UX/UI design, but can’t seem to some good resources to kickstart my learning journey in this field. I am specifically interested in the designing aspect of UX/UI design.

What programs or software should I get myself acquainted with when it comes to being an Information Security Engineer?

What are the requirements to join the NSA working in cybersecurity and obtain a security clearance?

My degree, in Info Systems is getting demolished at my school since I am the only student with that degree. Most students only knew about Computer Science and Information Technology. There is ONLY one school that offers an Information Systems course but the chances of me getting into that...

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How long does it take to learn almost everything about computer programming?

I want to be a game dev and computer programmer

I'm studying computer science in high school but I am not sure the knowledge I have right now is enough for me to major in computer science in college.

Like what type of degree do I need or what type of school do I need to go to?

What are some basic tips to finding jobs, applying to jobs and working in jobs in the technology field?

I understand that complex problem-solving and critical thinking skills are pretty much essential when it comes to any IT field. Are their any skills that I may not have considered or that you think are underappreciated in your field? What would you consider your top 3 skills of this trade?

I'm studying cloud computing, I don't have programming experience yet. But I like it a lot and I have some courses in Java and HTML. I like helping people, I like organization, proactivity and I love playing video games!

Computer Science student and database administrator

My dream job is to repair phones and computers for people but I was wondering if there were any high school classes I could do to better my chances.

Im going to take a full stack web development bootcamp at my local community college. Do you think I’ll have a good chance of landing a job after getting my certification?

I am giving entrance exams but don't have enough knowledge about many good colleges apart from the top IITS or NITS

In the future I would love to start my own business or become a programmer. If possible I want to do both. I want to know as much information as I can to achieve this goal.

What's the difference between computer engineering and computer science?
What jobs does each major compete for?

What are your opinions on Management Information Systems (MIS) Or Business Technology Management(BTM)

like what you like about most talking with clients about what they want is the time you work that you like where you work? and what are things you enjoy the most.

I am interested in getting a certification in health information management (HIM) or a masters in HIM. How can I seek an internship in this field to get experience? What requirements are needed to work in this field?

I'm interested in computer hardware and I have built a PC in the past but I don't want to get an internship at a fast food restaurant, I want an internship that connects to my interests in technology.

How do I go about finding my purpose in life? I love music and anything creative but don't much confidence I have what it takes.

What are some good career choices if I major in computer science and can I live a comfortable life with that job?

I know computer engineering does include more than computers but I have built a computer in the past.

Are we getting in depth of what certain parts do(motherboard, cpu, RAM, etc) and how to build them?